The CARAT Principle (released)

Written in a relaxed and yet direct manner, The CARAT Principle demonstrates that true organizational success is founded on leadership behaviour that is fair, just and compassionate.

It utilizes examples from world changers specifically Jesus, Gandhi and Luther King to illustrate the phenomenal success of their causes that were based on the fair treatment of all people and the idea that 'we are all created equal'.

The CARAT Principle introduces specific and tangible behaviours to ensure a broad and deep reshape of organizational culture and leadership competence.

The Cactus series (Children’s story to be released May 2011)

The story of Cactus, a precocious and engaging 8 year old girl has been co written by an 8 year child and tells of the experiences that develop the CARAT behaviours of Compassion, Affirmation, Reliability, Accountability and Trust.

Beautifully illustrated, it is a wonderful introduction to The CARAT Principle for 8-12 year old audiences.

My name is Nick (Biography to be released July 2011)

The story of Nick Vossos, a Greek immigrant is an inspirational account of a life lived amid turmoil and frustration in which hope and faith ultimately triumph.

My name is Nick explores the impact of the behaviours articulated in The CARAT Principle, once again concluding that a life lived well is one whose focus is also on doing good to others.

The CARAT Principle-Inspired Leadership (released 2012)

The CARAT principle tracks the implementation process articulated in the first of The CARAT Principle series, Igniting Leadership Brilliance, and tracks the process of key organizations in diverse industries as they inspire and transform their work force.